Thunder Bay Ont. mental health experts say chronic stress a big concern at 1 year mark of pandemic
Since the month of March rolled around, more and more people might be noticing an increase in feelings such as exhaustion, helplessness and chronic stress.
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Experts say realities of lockdown one year into the pandemic will be hard for Thunder Bay residents
Posted: Mar 13, 2021 9:00 AM ET | Last Updated: March 13
According to mental health experts in Thunder Bay, the one-year mark of the start of the pandemic may feel like a grief anniversary to some, adding to the stress or sadness already felt during this time.(Shutterstock)
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Dec 11, 2020 6:09 PM
In spite of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, Acadia Broadcasting’s 36 hours of Christmas Cheer campaign set a new bar for fundraising.
When 99.9 The Bay and Country 105 went off the air Friday night at 6:00 the total raised sat at over
$260,983 with the final number set to be determined in the next few days.
Christmas Cheer campaign chair Joleene Kemp is ecstatic about the generosity of Thunder Bay
“They have opened their hearts, they’ve opened their purse strings and have done things that probably under normal conditions wouldn’t be happening,” says Kemp. “When I went to the schools and the children presented big cheques, you filled up with tears because they were so excited that they could do something and they knew that if they didn’t do something it wouldn’t happen and they don’t want their friends to be left out this Christmas.”